As we celebrate the beginning of a new year, many of us will use this opportunity to make resolutions to lose weight, stop smoking, spend more time with family. Some people even resolve to take care of the smile they’ve been hiding. At Chapel Hill Advanced Dentistry, we can help… Read More…

We’ve all been there. We look in the mirror and realize that time, foods, or habits have taken away from the luster and bright whiteness of our teeth and we’re not smiling as much because of it.  When this happens, we often turn to smile whitening procedures. However, Chapel HIll… Read More…

In order to maintain a healthy mouth, the American Dental Association (ADA) recommends that you visit your dentist at least twice a year, and we agree. All of us at Chapel Hill Advanced Dentistry want to express the importance of visiting us at least every six months for optimum oral… Read More…

Brushing your is something we all learn to do at an early age, and is even considered fun in the beginning. However, over the years, we become so used to brushing our teeth that we have a tendency to not really pay attention to how well we’re doing it. This… Read More…

Are you missing teeth? You are not alone. More than 178 million people in the United States are missing at least one tooth and over 35 million people are missing all of their teeth. And missing teeth can cause all kinds of distress and embarrassment, making eating, speaking, and even… Read More…

Choosing a toothpaste for you and your family isn’t as easy as it used to be. With so many options to pick from, how do you know if you’re using the right toothpaste? From fluoride to tartar control, whitening to easing tooth sensitivity, the multitude of options is confusing. But… Read More…

At Chapel Hill Advanced Dentistry, we always encourage our patients to brush their teeth twice a day for optimal oral health. We also educate our Chapel Hill dental patients on what they should look for in a toothbrush to ensure the best clean possible. The toothbrush aisle can be an… Read More…

While it’s really no secret that we encourage our patients to limit sugar intake, it may surprise some to learn that it’s not only the sugar that’s harmful to your teeth. At the Chapel Hill dental office of Dr. Bilal Saib, we want all of our patients to know that… Read More…

Having sensitive teeth is one of our patients’ most common complaints. In fact, at least 40 million adults in the US suffer from it. But why do your teeth become sensitive in the first place, and how can you ease the pain it causes? At Chapel Hill Advanced Dentistry, we’re… Read More…

As we wrap up our three-blog series on gum disease, let’s take a moment to recap what we’ve discussed. You know what gum disease is. You know what symptoms to look out for. You know that it can cause greater health problems and affect your overall well-being. Now all of… Read More…